The Last Love Poem I Will Ever Write by Orr, Gregory -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Contents And So Song of What Happens No use closing . . . Dark Song Song of Aftermath—“Standing, now . . .” Ode to Nothing Reading Dickinson Lines Standing in for Religious Conviction Ode to Some Lyric Poets Ode to Words Song of Lyric Geography You sat alone in a room . . . There are questions . . . The Undertoad Trying hard just to listen . . . Aftermath Sonnet—“Letting my tongue sleep . . .” How often I’ve wished . . . It’s narrow . . . Aftermath Inventory—“Shattered? . . .” For Trisha We were that joke . . . Ode to the Country of Us Sitting at a dinner table . . . The Ferris Wheel at the World’s Fair Dark Proverbs for Dark Times I Don’t Really Care, Do You? Charlottesville Elegy Hector Bidding Wife and Child a Last Good-bye Downtown Tour Lyric Revises the World Ode to These Socks Coleridge and Me Emily Dickinson Test-Drives the First Home Sewing Machine Into a thousand pieces? Some phrases move . . . Ode to Left-Handedness Certain poems offer me . . . For weeks now . . . Still Life For My Daughters For My Mother The last love poem I will ever write . . . Young, I took it all so . . . Secret Constellation Inscription It’s time . . . Acknowledgments Also by Gregory Orr Copyright

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